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Twelve Popular T-Shirt Designs Return
Most T-shirt designs offered through daily sales on TeeFury.com are only available for a limited time. During these twenty-four hour sales, the featured design is available for just $11. Once the sale ends, that design is available for the regular price of $18 for a few more hours. Once those hours are up, the design must receive enough votes before it can be brought back. Today, twelve popular designs from TeeFury's past are available once again.
The twelve returning designs are based on a variety of video games, movies, television shows, and more. Designs include Boba Fett as an assassin from Assassin's Creed, Link as Luke Skywalker, and Mario as Indiana Jones.
The Joker and the Penguin star in a parody of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Another design uses the first three evolutions of the Pokémon Eevee as an example of divergent evolution. One design is even is even a reference to a gameplay mechanic in classic tabletop RPGs.
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Browse the gallery over at TeeFury to find these and other awesome designs brought back by popular demand, including some from our previous coverage. Please note that, because their daily sales have long since ended, returning shirts are priced at $18.
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